Udupi: Railway Police nab thief,  recover gold worth Rs 6.75 lac within 4 hrs of crime


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Udupi, Oct 5: The Railway police personnel of Udupi station on Wednesday, October nabbed a theif who had stolen gold and other valuables from a passenger travelling on Nethravathi Express.

The accused has been identified as Sunny Malhotra (30), a resident of Delhi.

Kalyani Balakrishnan, a passenger, was traveling in Nethravathi Express had filed a FIR with railway police complaining about the theft of her bag containing valuables including gold ornaments, cards and cash etc from Train No 16346 in coach S-7.

On the basis of receipt of the passenger complaint, Sreekanth watched the activities on the platform. He noticed one person sitting suspiciously at the end of the platform. On enquiry, he produced his Mangaluru to Madgaon ticket dated October 4.

 

On inquiry, Sunny Malhotra suddenly threw up an ATM card on the platform side bushes which Sreekanth collected. On inquiry, the suspected person didn't give any satisfactory reply.

He was further interrogated and searched by ASI Sudheer Shetty along with other personnel. During interrogation, Sunny Malhotra agreed that he had indeed carried out the theft on the S-7 coach of the Nethravathi Express at Thokur station.

He deboarded from the slow moving train at the end of Thokur Station along with the  stolen bag. He then opened the bag and emptied the cash and ornaments from the bag and threw the bag on the side bushes of the railway track. Further, he boarded the Tirunelveli – Dadar Express from Thokur outer end and deboarded at Udupi station.

During investigation, four gold chains weighing 93.17 grams worth Rs 6,75,000, Rs 3.700 in cash and an ATM card were found with him.

The accused along with stolen valuables was handed over to Manipal police and a FIR has been registered against him.


 

 

  

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  • Pinto, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 06 2023

    Wah wah majority in top list.keep it up

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 06 2023

    There is not enough security personnel in konkan railway line. In Penvel lot of people enter AC compartments and occupy seats without tickets. Chain snatching, theft happens till the passengers reach Mumbai. TC and railway police also keep their eyes closed for little benefit. After Penvel there are only few people continue their journey till Mumbai. Lot of Ladies travel alone . Very risky situation when these without ticket invaders enter AC and NON AC bogies.

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  • Dr KUSUMA KUMARI GUNJI MBBS DGO, Nellore/Kodyadka

    Thu, Oct 05 2023

    Very good work railway police. I have heard so many thefts happened in Nethravathi express. Good that the thief was caught by vigilant policemen May god bless the policemen!!

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, Oct 05 2023

    inspiration of our just and honest king Sidda devaraya...police are on their toes...as sidda has told that their heads will roll if they dont perform..Jai congress.....

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